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Performance

Is art free speech under COVID? A local court case steams on

Marke B. - April 6, 2021

Ongoing San Francisco International Arts Festival lawsuit demands that arts reopen in parity with worship and dining.

News + Politics

Leaders under 30: Delano City Council’s Salvador Solorio-Ruiz says ‘change can’t wait’

Isabel Ostroff - April 5, 2021

'Young people want to be represented, and want to know that those who already have a seat at the table will make room for their voices to be heard.'

Opinion

SF has exploited, failed, and bankrupted its taxi drivers

Marcelo Fonseca - April 2, 2021

Mayors Lee and Newsom sold pricey medallions to make money--then let Uber and Lyft make those investments worthless. The drivers deserve help.

Art

In SFMOMA mural, Liz Hernández conjures a spell for future healing

Emily Wilson - April 2, 2021

Milagros, garlic, and losing an uncle early on to COVID inspired Mexican artist to fill a wall with hope.

Labor

A ‘double celebration:’ Unionization moves forward at two local companies

Garrett Leahy - April 1, 2021

Dandelion Chocolate workers hope to join Tartine Bakery workers, who just won a contested election for union representation.

Movies

A trailblazing lesbian hero’s story, finally coming to film

Marke B. - April 1, 2021

Sally Gearhart's incredible, multifaceted life—lesbian separatist, gay lib icon, sci-fi author—gets a doc.

News + Politics

Community leaders line up to oppose attacks on DA Chesa Boudin

Tim Redmond - March 31, 2021

Records show the recall effort is backed by Big Tech, Finance, and Real-Estate (and someone who says 'VC Lives Matter.')

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Hipster Bunnies, breakfast brownies, and bad*ss banh mi

Tamara Palmer - March 30, 2021

Plus: How to be a food entrepreneur—and don't fall for this pricey Wagyu beef imposter!

Puff

Puff: Prerolling into spring

Dan Karkoska - March 29, 2021

We go down the stoney road for you, sampling latest offerings from Jeeters, King Roll, more

News + Politics

Not far from the tree: California’s new attorney general

Rene Ciria-Cruz - March 28, 2021

Rob Bonta's progressive political approach comes directly from his upbringing as the son of left-wing parents who fought Marcos in the Philippines.

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Is art free speech under COVID? A local court case steams on

Leaders under 30: Delano City Council’s Salvador Solorio-Ruiz says ‘change can’t wait’

SF has exploited, failed, and bankrupted its taxi drivers

In SFMOMA mural, Liz Hernández conjures a spell for future healing

A ‘double celebration:’ Unionization moves forward at two local companies

A trailblazing lesbian hero’s story, finally coming to film

Community leaders line up to oppose attacks on DA Chesa Boudin

Good Taste: Hipster Bunnies, breakfast brownies, and bad*ss banh mi

Puff: Prerolling into spring

Not far from the tree: California’s new attorney general

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